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GONE BEFORE ANOTHER TRIBuNAL-A telegram
from Harrisonburg, Va, July Il, says: Samuel X
Sterling, late treasurer OF this county died here
this evening. seventeen Indictments for embezzle-
ment and transportation OF money were pend-
Ing against him In the County Court. HIS lie was
insured for $4,000
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I'd EDITION.
Latest qblGglanS 10 The Stal.


To Start Back Toward WAshingto0
After Visiting CaxenOvia.
UTICA, N. Y, July 1<-President Cleveland and
Col Lamont parted at . late hour last night, and
the private secretary started for Long Beach.
where he meets his wife and children, and win
remain until Saturday evening. He win then
go TO his Old home, Cortland Village and on Tues
day rejoin President Cleveland at Cazenov1a only
few miles distant. when the Presidential party
VIII start back toward Washington.
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Now York Stock Market.
The following are the opening and 800 pm prices
of the New York Stock Markell reported Uy seciaI
wire to II. II. Dodge. 539 10Th street:
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DEMOCRATIC CoNGREssMRM AND TIE TARIFF
The ST. Louis Republican publishes letters from
prominent congressman In regard TO the tariff
and basis on which the democrats In the House
can unite. Speaker Carlisle writes that the
revenue Will be reduced at the next session; that
congress cannot anord further delay. McMillin,
OF Tennesse fayors an equal cut OF internal and
tar1n taxes: Representative Breckenridge fayors a
real revision OF tariff; samuel j. Randall writes
That compromise could be effected by fair and
Just revision OF the present tariff; George T. Wise
OF Virginia. faHOrS reneal Of Internal fayes
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TRUsTEE's SALE ALI OF Of :, IMPRqXER PRoPEKTY;
M6SsE WITH bs sh5kq FRAME
By virtue of decree passed on the 22d day of -
saf IS eye tns Supreme
Of 81; 5G Of is Is Hdn DA y
o sh
S b. a9S the city
the southeast said lot RUNNING thence north
nineteen u9) feet 2) inches to the place Of be-
Terms of sale: One.third cash and the balance in
equal instruments at six and twelve months with in
pns y S s9sa q # he
'ss
resell at the risk and cost Of the purchaser
Az ' s0i <. III Pnss Trusee
DUNcANsoN BROS. Aucts. jyi2-eoEds
WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO. Auctioneers.
sraEl EFfsSZHR zsHt5s
ec1es date o On the ' day 1ar
g%ss A. 7, as and 9S recorded s in HIsr No s67
Columbia ana by direction Of the party secured there
s Ff pxS
A. D; 1887, e SIX O'CLOCK ?. NJ. part Of Lot mum:
bered i've t5). in Square numbered two hundred and
ninety three l293 said part Of lot having frontage
Of twenty l23 feet 1--WE go inches on north
S3l feet avS go inches and improved by threestory
sss SS q. the purchase
be paid IN cash the balance In equal instalments ct
Per Psysss ssna:S ard sseass s 'f ~
deed Sf trust On the property sold All oonyeysncing
of sale. 1.-THE terms Of sale are noS complied with
within ~ Gays from date Of sale the property win be
ALBERT T. Fox. p1'SI -
jy0-d&ds MARTIN n ROARER, Afvstees.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO-STORY AND BASE
Il MENI BRICK DWELLING, No. lilo FOURTH
ty12-d&ds THOS. BOWLING, Auctionee:. r
TTNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer. Il

VERY VALUABLE BHILDING LOTS ON p OR
WEST. STREET. GEORGETOWN AT AUCTION
On MONDAY, JULY EIGHTEENTH. 1887 sSssH.
at SIX O'CLOCK, l will sell, in front of the Sa1%
premises, Lots IA and is, in Gordon and Boul- -
ing 23 feet on the north side of p West street. be-
tween Congress and High Streets by depth of
These are considered the finest building lots West
Washington. and should command the attention Of
private residences
Terms: One third cash: balance in one and two
years. with notes bearing interest and by
of trust on the property sold. All conveyancing and
recording ut purchasers cost 800 deposit required
each lot at the time of sale
jy9-d&ds THOS. BOWLING. Auctoneer
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TIE FRIENDS OF Ex-G0v. eHKPHKRD In this city
who ere acquainted with his present physical
condition are OF the opinion that IL would be
kindness 70 him, in case he comes TO this city 20
refrain from any demonstration until he has had
a chance to recuperaxe. Heis thought TO be q nick
man, and the main reason for his coming here at
this time u his idea that II he can once reach his
Old homo on the Tth street road that he Win
rapidly recover his health. He has longing TO
be at home again, and II V hoped that he WIN n.
cedye al the Dement'S which he hopes Tor.
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"PLUNGERp WALToN's "CAsuAL Loss

''PLUNGER" WALToN's casual Loss r-Theodore
Walton, popularity known as "Plunger" Walton.
dening Co., bankers, $3.50, 600. MT. waltonI
statement, filed in the Common Pleas Court, In
Phiiadelphia say that on the 18th OF May, lss6 be
per cent coupon bonds or the Philadelphia and
Reading Railroad Companys mortgage loan Of
lost, and which afterward came into possession
OF the defendants, who knew that they belonged
10 him, but that notwithstanding this knowledge
they sold them and converted the proceeds 70 theP
own use. The words casually lost" In the state.
ment form legal Notion. MI. Walton had bought
ing & Co., held them on margin When the mar.
gin was nearly exhausted the bankers called on
Mr.. Walton for money margins Mr.. Walton did
not respond, and the bonds were sold. Thus We're
they casually lost"
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~ A N C Z RY SALE.

BY virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court of the
1OO19, docket 26. wherein Maria g. Bradley is ~
compiainant and Powell NJ Bradley ct al. are de-
PENDANTS shall offer for sale the highest bidder
front Of the premises, on SATURDAY: the TWENTY
THIRD DAY OF JULY, AID, 1887, at FIVE
Loo z, NJ all that cert.n parcel Of ground in
described as the west thirty 600 feet Of lot numbered
one hundred and eight OS) in Bealls addition to said
Georgetown fronting thirty 600 the north side
Of ssan street between Mon,esmery and Monroe
dred and twenty feet to Poplar street. This lot
has been into four lots each fifteen
5> feet front and sixty 800 feet Deep two them
fronting on Beall street and two on Poplar street
One Of them will be offered for sale with the privilege
of the four.
Terms of SALE prescribed by the Decree are fol-
lows: One third of the purchase money in cash az
the residue in three equal installments at respective
ly: six twelve. and eighteen months from the day Of
sale with interest at the rate Of six per cent
post Of S25 will be required each sub lot at the
time OF sale. All conveyancing and recording at the
purchasers cost. If the of sale not complied
with within twenty days after sale the property viii
resOd at the risk and cost of the defauing purchaser
REGINALD FENDALL. Trustee.
" 342 d st. n W.
DUNCANSON BROS, AuCtiOUeerS. iyJ-dEdN
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HOTEL KEEPER KoBE

HOTEL KEEPER KoBBED AND KuIED.-The life.
less body OF Thos. Coulter proprietor OF the Garlic
ton House at Hollywood, n. j.. was found In yard
in the rear OF the hotel yesterday. There is every
indication or his having been murdered and rob
bed, his head being crushed a. II by some heavy,
blunt instrument, his watch gone and his pockets
turned inside out. There Is no trace OF the mur
derer,
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TOMORROW.

VNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctlonser
LARGE QUANTITY OF GLASS AND FANCY WARE
AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY MORNING, JULY FIFTEENTH 1887,
at Ten O'CLOCK, within my auction rooms / shall
sell large collection of Glass aud other ware which
Will be sold to dealers. jy13-2t
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE.
Under and by virtue of an order of the Supreme
Court OF the District of Columbia holding Orphans
Court shall offer for sale, at public auction, FRI
W ~ l. July FIETFENTH, AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK A
NJ IN premises No 9Ol 9th street southeast lot Of
deceased. -
Terms cash.
JOHN NJ. MITCHELL, Administrator.
OONCANSON BROS, Aucts. jy12-d
nUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers.
TWO.sTORY FRAME HOUSE, IN GOOD CONDI.
lion. NO. 1905 STREET NORTHWEST (TO
BE REMOVED), AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, JULY FIFTEENTH -
at SIX O'CLOCK, will sell the above House, tot can
pc removed IN ten days. Open for inspection until Iii
Terms cash fyQ-d
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctloneers
fSHHs cShSSS SfSSk Ss KS
ONE HALL = CO. s UPRIGHT PIANO.
i isss T. s coM%E 81 ;,
GEORGETOWN, D. c., the entire stock, comprising in
Starch, Candles Brooms, Buckets
ies Box sns sHs a aoeds sp cssl
Canned Goods, &c. DO. ' '
ONE upk Atsa' PIANO.
be spd St bid vii
cepted Will then be sold in detail
All persons indebted to j. G. Goodman are requested
jy13-d&ds No. e15 La ave. Washington. d. c.
THoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
N s1E SE "
In conformity with the terms Of the will of the
se on MoNpA Hess e &
sa FIVE front Of the
town, "a weli-constructed two.story and basement
Iran dwelling house With horse and cow stables in
Terms: Cash conveyansns at purchassrs cost 500
01gi l1 ssquiFea Il 1 s i
Il MENT BRICK DWELLING, No lilo FOURTH
STREET NORTHWr
Under and by virtue Of a decree of the Supreme -
Court Of the District Of Columbia, passed June 15S
1881 In cause No TO- 600, equity, will sell at NI
puplc auction, In front of the premises on Thu RS
R By, ypbY N TWENTY WEN FIRST 1887, at FIVE
north Of square No SIS. in the city of Washington
c. described as follows Beeinning for the same at
the southeast corner of said lot and running thence
west 100 feet thence north IL feet inches thence
east feet = inches: thence north 3 feet ) inches
@ feet inches to Fourth street: and thence south Ii
feet inches to the beginning together with the i'm
provements and appurtenances.
Terms OF sale: One-trd cash balance in two in
notes Of the bearing interest per
from the day OF SALE and secured by deed of trust Of
the premises sold will be required all cash at the
option OF the purchaser 800 deposit will be required
at time OF sae aud the terms of sale must be complied
With within ten days from day of sale.
A. c. BRADLEY, Trustee,
412 Louisiana ave. NV.
jy12-d&ds THOS DOWLINCi Auctionea-
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AUCTION SALES.
NoRTGAGEE's SALE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY

By virtue Of power vested in me by certain chattel
mortgaEe IRON one Clara Aimes said mortgage duly
cords Of the District OF Columbia Will offer public
eT N On 11s premises. 6nown Hotel Mindsor q
dNsTANI all OF the goods and chattels contained in
sslo cnattes mortgage, reference being made 70 the
thereon.
Sale Of said articles will be in bulk and terms of sale
cash. J(EN W1NNaMSEER
yI4 Per CHAS. THOMPSON Jr. his Attorney.
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Mr. C0RBIN As6AULTRD.-The New York World
states that Mr.. Austin Corbin, the wel-known rail.
way magnate, was assaulted and severely beaten
In his Office Tuesday afternoon by Wolf Won
a reporter on one OF the New YORK
afternoon papers The reporter had been engaged
In writing series OF articles on life and scenes C
Coney Island and Mr.. Corbip, it Is asserted wrote
TO the reporters employer that Won Schierbrand
was writing up the Brighton Hotel at the expense
OF the Manhattan, and had confessed that he had
been 'dined and wined" Mt the Brighton. The no.
porter called on Mr.. Corbln and demanded the
withdrawal OF the charge, and the latter declin.
ing, the assault followed
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Eight new cases Of yellow fever and one deafA
at Key West Since Tuesday.
The Stc6ewau district Of Rockingham County,
Va. went "WoE hy 100 majority.
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DENTISTRY.


nR DUKE, DENTIST, 715 l4TH NW-TEETH
~ extracted without PAIN by aid of local application
prepared and used only by Inc. Teeth illed 81 per-
iect hitting sets OF artificial teeth Operations
ecu te15-.50ts
nR STARR PARSONS. DENTIST.
H. 9TH st., corner nw.
Filling Specially also, the cure Of toothacbs with
ont extracting local anesthetic used on the gums
al!eVlates the pain OF extracting ala
nR, T. NJ. TALBOT. DENTIST. 137 9TH at :
~ three doors from corner OF h. Dentistry in ali
branches. Teeth inserted - yer set All work war.
t1teco- iaul
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HAN0B or fHR THERnoN1TKR-The 1ol1OW!ng
were tho readings Ct the signal Once to-day: q
m, 81; 2p.m, @; maximum. 0S; minimum "a
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AN HERES MARRIED 10 A MrNsrREL-wm. II.
West, the well-known minstrel OF the Thatcher,
Primrose, and West Combination. was married at
Camden, N. j. Tuesday TO Miss Rumea O. Nor.
Tis, OF Philadelphia, the beautiful heiress and
states minister to Turkey, and for three terms Q
member OF Congress-. The BRIDE. who is just past
TWENTY-FIVE years, being fresh from graduation at
fashionable seminary, Is q most Accomplished
woman. Besides ga gem In brains and beauty" as
Mr.. West styles his BRIDE he has also captured q
real estate valued at over $50 600 IN addition 70
Government and railroad oonds the aggregate
value OF which, al present market rates Is said to
be over $50 co., The husband, too, is well fixed.
MI. West is said TO be worth about $50 600 part
OF which he has invested In Chicago real estate
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vNHOAAS BOWLING, Auctaoneer
TWO FLOODED MARES, SIX AND EIGHT YEARS
OLD. AT ArCTInN

On SATgKDAY, JULY SIXTEENTH 1887, ct
awEL . O'CLOCK. In front of my auction rooms
snan sell splendid pair Of mares. The black Is
years old any child can ride drive her The dun
perfect driver These horses belong TO Rear Admi-
RAJ James Jouett and sold because they too
valuable animals "
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CHAMCERY SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
~ SSyyRREEEE RTEEN-AND-A-HALF AND d

10y Wye OF decree passed on the 22d day Of -
suns i3S IN the cause of Schneider Burke ct
a., no tUfIy equity docket &c, in the Supreme I'll
SRsb4 a ne T sfet e SepwSis sha on MED
1887, AT HALF.PAST FIVE O'CLOCK p. M, in
tho ss ii sns offer for sale public auctions
C1iumoia TO wit; Known and described the ground
pan q 5he city OF Washington Lot lettered in
HS suooiv1slon OF lots 12 and Is, in square 267.
Terms OF sale: One third cash. and the balance In
equa instaiments at six and twelve months with in
ana deed Ct trust or al cash the option Of the pur
~ cep9st OF 800 will be required at the time
ten days the trustees reserve the right to resell
at the risk and cost Of the purchaser
w. X. DUHAMEI.
$50 La. ave., T,.t...
j. @. B1GELOW, ArusSoos'
503k st. NV,
OONCANSON BROS, Aucts jy13-eo&ds
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TRUsTEE's SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY.
WASHINGTON, BEING A fWo-sToKY FRANZ
HOUSE WITH BRICK BASEMENT
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LOR sALE-A POSITIVE BARGAIN-A TWO
II story Brick Dwelling on ST. sw, opposite Agri-
cultural grounds. Containing rooms and bath 18th
All modern improvements; rents for So per month.
Price only $500 b. H. WARNER & CO..
tyl2-3t 916 i st. NV.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-01
Anniversary Hall.

The German Ladies' Benevolent Soci-
ETY. will give their Seventh Annual Ball
at Turnverein Hall on Tuesday evening,
May 10th. This society is one of the
best on the coast and is doing great
and good work in Los Angeles. 1t is
managed with prudence and discretion.
by some of the best ladies in the city,
and is doing God.serviee in the cause of
charity. Another feature of the enter
tainment will be OF interest to the public,
and that is that it is the farewell party
in the old hall, which is to be torn down
and replaced by large and elegant edi-
foe, with concert room and gymna-
sium, the finest on the Pacific coast.
The building will be of brick and highly
ornamental. end have large and generous
approaches and means of egress in case
oil any alarm OF fire or other cause. The
ladies' desire that all who are charitable
and desire 10 aid them in their great
work should purchase tickets for this
most laudable entertainment, which il
all for ''sweet charity"
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-01
HesolutionsA Adopted by the Con n
~ Convention at santa Ana.

WHEREAS, The God of Heaven is die
tator of the destiny OF nations; and
WHEREAS, We pray "Thy kingdom
come and Thy will be done;" and
WHEREAS, We cannot escape the guar
dianship of the common welfare; and
WHEREAS, The National Beer AssOcia
tion is organized to combat 1.-THE growth
of temperance sentiment and to secure
legislative action to further and estab-
hsh its INTEREST,"" thei efore,
Resoioed, That prohibition of the man,
usacture and sale of intoxicants Is the
logical end for which We hope and pray,
and is the only means that can be trusted
10 destroy the growing vice of intemper-
ance, which is undermining the national
health and morals and threatens the final
destruction of the nation itself.
WHEREAS, We believe the use of to-
bacoo and other narcotics is pernicious,
especially for the young; therefore,
II. Resolved, That we will make
special effort to prevent their use.
WHEREAS, In the revealed will OF God
there is but one law Of purity, and
WHEREAS, The recognition of diffsr.
ent laws for man and woman seems
wholly ruinous in tendency; therefore,
III. Pesoired, That we, representa-.
tives of the W. c. 7. U. OF Los Angeles
county. do hereby pledge our fealty to
the "singIe standard" and will con-
scientiously refrain from extending to
our erriog brother courtesies or marks
ct respect which we may not also give
10 our erring sister
w. Resolved, That we will hold
ourselves in readiness equally to well
come and so far as may be to assist either
sister or brother in regainiug the path
OF rectitude.
WHEREAS, Our Father hath said, "Re.
member the Sabbath day and keep it
holy;" and
WHEREAS, We recognize the great
tide of evils coming from the desecra.
tion Of the Sabbath; therefore,
y. Resoiped, That we delare our
selves not only in sympathy with the
efforts put forth to secure its better oh.
servance, but that We will do all in our
power to further this great and holy re.
form.
W. Resolced, That the W. G. T. U.
mother all the fatherless "Bands of
Hope"
VII. Resofred, That the w. G. Il.
u, now in convention at Santa Ana,
heartily endorse the literature published
by the w. L. z. A, and that they order
from the State Superintendent of the
Literature Department, the authorized
agent of the association.
Will Resolced, That the earnest,
burning words of the clergymen of
Santa Ana aud the kindly encouragement
which they have otherwise given during
this convention incite MS to double dill
gence in our work.
TX. Resotued, That vote of thanks
be rendered to the Santa Ana Union for
careful forethought and preparations for
this convention: TO the people OF Santa
Ana for their hospitality; to the Spur
geon Brothers for reduced rent of hall;
and to the trustees of the Nj +. church
for its use.
x, Resolved, That copy of these
resolutions be sent for publication to To-
cal papers and to the Union Signal.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-01
CHURCH NOTICES.

GRACE NJ. Il. CHURCH = Rev Will 4!
Knighten will preach in Grace NJ. n
Church on First street. at IL A. N. ?
NJ. Moraing subject; The Great Regis
ter" Evening subject: "The WORK q
Life" General class at 10 A. NJ. sabbath
school at 1890 Glasses at $50 p. NJ. Praise
service at 80 P. NJ. All are cornially In
vited to attend.
FIRST BAPTIST CHuRcH-Swedisn praSs'
meeting st $3.50 p. M, conducted by X
Stone. All Scandinayians cordially In
vited.
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURcn-Corner OF
Downey avenue and DAILY streets. Kew
G. 8. Spencer, pastor. Services at IL A. N.
also at 7:80 p. NJ This evenings subject
Lost Things" c.
FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN CHuRcH-Ser'
vices ia Mcdonald Block Hall, % North
Main street. Preaching NJ II A. ,h y anu
western Secretary Y. M. G. a. sunday
School at $50 All welcome.
"GERMAH EVANGELICAL SYNOD OF nor II
AMERICA" Rev. P. Branke, pastor. holds
German service at 3 P N. Sunday school
at2P. NJ, in the NJ. L. Church south, fort
street.
MAIN. STREET NJ. 4. CHURCH, corner South
Main and Laurel streets, Rey.. l. L. Sper
Ger. pastor. Morning subject; "pne 5.ae
p. NJ. Young Peoples meeting Tuesday
evening.
THIRD CeSGREG ATtoNAL CHURcii-Cornero OF
Chavez aud Railroad street. sunday
school at O'Clock +. NJ services at 7:5O
M A cordial invitation to all Rev. j.
III. Phillips. pastor.
EAST Los ANGELES CoNGREaATIoNAL CHURCH
Services In Campbell's Hall. at II A. M.
Preaching b. the pastor Rev. J. II. Phil.
lips, followed by the Lords supper and
the reception OF membersr Sunday
school at 1850 p. NJ. welcome to avery
body.
EAST Los ANGELES BAPTIST CHURCH Cor
OF Hawkins and Workman streets. Dedt-
cation services at 2: 80 T. NJ. Sermon at ii
Am by Rev. J II. Reider. Addresses by
Revs. Eeider. Dorsey and Graves. Dedi-
cation praise meeting at 7:30 p. NJ Ser
mon by DR.. Graves.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-Corner Sec
ond and Fort streets. Rev. W. J. Chiches.
ter, pastor, will preach at IL A. NJ and
7:80 2. N. Evening subject, "The Young
Mans Perils." Sunday School meets at
1890. All are cordially welcome.
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION -
Gospel meeting for young men, at First
congregational Church, corner Third and
Hill streets, at O'Clock. Stirring ad-
dress to young men, by Robert Weiden'
sail. Secretary of the International Com
mittee. Service of song led by orchestra
and male quartette.
CHRISTIAN CHURcH-53 Temple street
Bible school at 9:45 A. NJ, preaching at III
A. NJ. aud 80 z. NJ. by L. ID. Garvin Other
meetings as usual. Seats free. All wei
come.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-01

Among coming Southern California laid with
future growth and prosperity gande scale
beautiful locality than L0RDSBURG Los Angeles county.
LORDSBURG Achison system alroadshe
Bnardno northwest Pomona
valley which
tract square. Through will this
probably April The Southern Pacific Railroad
Ramona (Shobs Staton) the Raymond
foothills above the Athson road
the East San Beradno Valley Thus have
within months will have second
No Lots will sold LORDSBURG until
|be announced hereafter positively
will be scheduled popular prices
will sold these The choice OF location will be sold auction
this choice will improvement which
building public
the details which will he definitely announced here
after.
will
Riverside
San Bernarno the line OF road be had
intention opreo this make the coming sale
ons people will gathered the day sale
one will enjoy iS NAY hy pic Sc
The best Angeles look oRDSBuR6 as the
coming the nts making arrangements to- nest
commence
building wiha view to he
stores built 1hey but o he ruS a' no
lots will DO sodn adva s Inc
lis now being ated surveyed days more " w
sale will be pubNcg arnounced.
.,,,, l. w. LORD, Manager.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-01
HYDE PARK !!

ANGELES
either for charming homes ana me oe
is
"a miles the center
line will be the order OF the
make the % rs ow
the
M. |. WICKS, COURT HOUSE and MAIN STS.
apr2im I'm
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-01
Habeas Oorplas.

J.L. Couchet who was interested in a
case at Santa Monica, was charged with
perjury by Farley Skinner and was held
to answer by Justice Twitchell Of that
place in $1,000 bail. Yesterday he at
tempted to release himself by write OF
habeas corpus, on the ground that there
had been no commitment filed, but by the
<'me Judge Hutton was ready to hear
I he matter, the commitment turned up
and the writ was quashed. He then ap
piled for reduction of bail, but Judge
Hutton Thought that $1,000 bail was
none too large and denied the applica-
ton. The prisoner was remanded to
custody Of the Sheriff.